Recurrence Quantification Analysis of Processes and Products of Discourse: A Tutorial in R

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Recurrence Quantification Analysis of Processes and Products of Discourse: A Tutorial in R. / Wallot, Sebastian.
in: Discourse Processes, Jahrgang 54, Nr. 5-6, 04.07.2017, S. 382-405.

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